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Retrofit News
Yellow School Buses Going GreenJanuary 9, 2008Nevada Appeal By Andrew CristanchoParents and students soon may notice a change to the familiar smell of diesel fumes in Tahoe and Truckee for two reasons — a 2-year-old state mandate for lower-emission diesel fuel, and successful grant... CARB Plans Retrofit Funding For TrucksJanuary 7, 2008Fleet Owner By Sean Kilcarr(CARB) plans to allocate more than 75% of some $1 billion in public bond funding to reduce pollution from diesel-powered commercial trucks. The remaining 25%is earmarked for diesel emission reductions from... Clean Diesel Initiative Awards Diesel-Emission Reduction EffortsOctober 15, 2007WebWire U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region 5’s Midwest Clean Diesel Initiative Leadership Group today recognized people and organizations in government, non-profit and industry sectors that have taken actions to reduce diesel... Clean-Air Rule Targets Existing Diesel-Truck FleetOctober 1, 2007The Christian Science Monitor By Daniel B. Wood and Alison TullyA new air cleanup rule approved Sept. 27 promises faster replacement or retrofitting of the dirtiest trucks on the road: the diesel-powered big rigs that ply southern California's highways by the... Region May Modify Engines to Cut SootSeptember 24, 2007Associated Press AKRON -- Retrofitting diesel engines to make them cleaner might be the most significant step that northeastern Ohio can take to reduce soot pollution in the air, and two regional planning agencies are considering recommending the... |
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